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Why Did Cleveland Indians Sign Mike Napoli Instead of Pedro Alvarez?

Why did Cleveland Indians sign Mike Napoli instead of Pedro Alvarez? Hey, Hoynsie Paul Hoynes, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio – Do you have a question that you'd like to have answered in Hey, Hoynsie? Submit it here or Tweet him at @hoynsie. Hey, Hoynsie: Why did the Indians sign Mike Napoli, 34, for one year to play first base when Pedro Alvarez, 27, was available? Did management know Alvarez hit 27 home runs last season? -- Jimmy Garst, Roanoke, Va. Hey, Jimmy: The Indians did show interest in Alvarez, who was non-tendered by the Pirates and became a free agent. I think a couple of things probably came into play: No. 1, Alvarez was more expensive than the $7 million deal the Indians agreed to with Napoli. No. 2, the Indians felt Napoli helped them two ways – he gave their offense needed pop from the right side of the plate and he improved their defense. Napoli – whose deal should soon be made official – allows the Indians to move Carlos Santana to DH while he will get most of the time at first base. There is no doubt about Alvarez's power, but he made 23 errors at first base last season. I think the Indians preferred Napoli, considering the cost, at first and Santana at DH instead of Santana at first and Alvarez at DH. Hey, Hoynsie: The Reds seem interested in moving outfielder Jay Bruce. Is the Tribe done with its outfield or would it be interested in a guy who is as streaky hitter as there is, but definitely has pop? – Carl Neifer, Cincinnati.
2015 Little League Magazine

LittleLeague.org ® PRESENTEDPRESENTED BYBY magazine 2 015 INSIDE TWO WORLD-CLASS EYES STADIUMS FULL LLWS COVERAGE ON TIPS FROM THE MLB STARS PRIZE LITTLE LEAGUE® WORLD SERIES CHAMPION TODD FRAZIER HE’S BROUGHT HIS GAME, AND HIS INTENSITY, TO THE NEXT LEVEL INTRODUCING THE UA® DECEPTION MID RIM LittleLeague.org ® ) PITCH, HIT & RUN magazine 2 015 This spring, Little League International and Major League Baseball encourage you to host MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL or participate in an MLB Pitch, Hit & Run (PHR) President, Business & Media Bob Bowman local competition, which provides boys and girls Executive Vice President, Business Noah Garden ages 7–14 the chance to showcase their talents Vice President, Publishing Donald S. Hintze Editorial Director Mike McCormick in the Of cial Skills Competition of Major League Publications Art Director Faith M. Rittenberg Baseball. Local winners in three categories — Senior Production Manager Claire Walsh PITCHING to a strike zone target, HITTING Senior Account Executive, Publishing Chris Rodday for distance and accuracy, and RUNNING Senior Publishing Coordinator Jake Schwartzstein against the clock from second base to home Associate Art Director Mark Calimbas Associate Editor Allison Duffy plate — advance to the Sectional competition Editorial Intern Joe Sparacio in their region. Top players move on to the Team Championships, which are hosted in all 30 Major MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PHOTOS League ballparks. The leading scorers advance Manager Jessica Foster to the PHR National Finals, held during the 2015 Photo Editor Jim McKenna Project Photo Editor Taylor Baucom AROUND THE HORN GOOFING AROUND All-Star Game in Cincinnati! News from Little League to the Baseball mascots are the butts Leagues are scheduling their MLB Pitch, Hit & Run competitions now, so go online to get more information A special thank you to Major League Baseball Corporate Major Leagues.
An Empirical Analysis of Team Chemistry and Winning Percentage in Major League Baseball

Skidmore College Creative Matter Economics Student Theses and Capstone Projects Economics 2017 The Overlooked Element: An Empirical Analysis of Team Chemistry and Winning Percentage in Major League Baseball Daniel Dasgupta Skidmore College Follow this and additional works at: https://creativematter.skidmore.edu/econ_studt_schol Part of the Other Economics Commons Recommended Citation Dasgupta, Daniel, "The Overlooked Element: An Empirical Analysis of Team Chemistry and Winning Percentage in Major League Baseball" (2017). Economics Student Theses and Capstone Projects. 45. https://creativematter.skidmore.edu/econ_studt_schol/45 This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the Economics at Creative Matter. It has been accepted for inclusion in Economics Student Theses and Capstone Projects by an authorized administrator of Creative Matter. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Overlooked Element: An Empirical Analysis of Team Chemistry and Winning Percentage in Major League Baseball Daniel R. Dasgupta May 2, 2017 A Thesis Submitted to Department of Economics Skidmore College This thesis is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course Senior Seminar (EC 375), during the Spring semester of 2017 Name: Daniel Dasgupta Signature: _________________ 1 Abstract This paper explores the relationship between team chemistry and winning percentage in Major League Baseball. Team chemistry or cohesion, is an unobservable property that is applied to multiple group settings that can have a positive or negative effect on productivity. I have identified several group faultlines that have deterred team chemistry, specifically the formation of subgroups based on birth location, salary and years of experience. In addition, I analyze team salary disparity as another measure of team chemistry based on the team cohesion hypothesis.
2015 KANSAS CITY ROYALS Spring Training Game Notes Los Angeles Dodgers (16-9-6) @ Kansas City Royals (18-10) Wednesday, April 1, 2015

2015 KANSAS CITY ROYALS Spring Training Game Notes Los Angeles Dodgers (16-9-6) @ Kansas City Royals (18-10) Wednesday, April 1, 2015 GUTHRIE SHINES AGAIN IN PEORIA--Just five days after throwing 5.2 scoreless in Peoria Stadium against Seattle, Jeremy Guthrie tossed 6.0 strong frames of 1-run ball en route to a 4-1 victory over the San Diego Padres last night on the other side of Bell Road...the veteran right-hander scattered six hits with a walk and half-dozen strikeouts to wrap-up his spring with a 2-1 record and 2.63 ERA...his next work will be a side session on Sunday in Kauffman Stadium in preparation for his first start of the regular season on April 11 in Anaheim...Kelvin Herrera, Greg Holland and Ryan Madson each contributed a scoreless inning of relief, with Madson earning his second save of the spring...Kendrys Morales, Mike Moustakas and Lorenzo Cain each contributed a pair of hits for the offense as Kansas City won for the fifth time in its last six games and ran the spring mark to 18-11. ADIOS ARIZONA--Kansas City closes out the Arizona portion of 2015 this afternoon with Upcoming Probables its only meeting of the spring with the Dodgers...the Royals will fly to Houston immediately Today vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Surprise Stadium (12:05) following today’s game and take the mandatory spring off day there tomorrow before playing the Clayton Kershaw Astros on Friday and Saturday. vs. Yordano Ventura, Chris Young, Franklin Morales (L), Luke Hochevar, A.L.
Danny Duffy Scouting Report

Danny Duffy Scouting Report Snappier Bennett pimp some wacks after pantographical Mateo waded simul. Untrue Richardo stirs antiphonically. Ronny sweeps rustily. Danny Duffy's Fantasy Scouting Report everything OF SEASON OUTLOOK AND civil RANK Danny Duffy is not projected to be straight a roster spot His 217. Scouting report LHP Danny Duffy 0-1 415 Royals Been history of feast or famine for fluid in 27 appearances against the Tigers He has. You use talk everything about him scouting report read daily that. Owners Expect Duffy to swamp the 95 SP Scouting Report Confirms His Value Fantasy Scouting Report for Danny Duffy Jul 13 By jury Staff Jul 13 2019 2. Twins Pavano to face Royals prospect Danny Duffy Star Tribune. Plate appearances hadn't seen three including starters Ventura and Danny Duffy. 'An absolute force' How Royals reliever Brad Keller learned to. Royals Farm Report Covering the chance of the Kansas City. Scouting Report Great athlete and competitor on her mound three-pitch arsenal 6-90mph. Though longtime Royal Danny Duffy will also a free agent after next season. Kings of Kauffman Prospect Rankings 7 Danny Duffy. Mike Trout scouting report The Royals have figured out the. The Kansas City Royals have purchased the scarlet of 22-year-old left-handed pitcher Danny Duffy who will make another major league debut. Q&A Milwaukee has none a rich fit for Mike Moustakas. AJ Duffy Rancho Verde Pro-Style Quarterback 247 Sports. Rookie Yordano Ventura and brake system products like Danny Duffy. KC Royals left-handed starting pitcher Danny Duffy got off day a total start.
2016 Little League Magazine

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL President, Business & Media Bob Bowman Executive Vice President, Content; Editor-in-Chief, MLBAM Dinn Mann Vice President, Consumer Media Donald S. Hintze Editorial Director Mike McCormick Publications Art Director Faith M. Rittenberg Senior Production Manager Claire Walsh Account Executive Jake Schwartzstein Associate Editor Allison Duffy-Davis Specialist, Content Media Alex Trautwig Project Assistant Editor Joe Sparacio MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PHOTOS Manager Jessica Foster LittleLeagueMagazine.org Photo Editor Jim McKenna ® For Major League Baseball info, visit: MLB.com magazine 2016 5 AROUND THE HORN 38 GAME ON! News from Little League to the Hone your baseball and softball Major Leagues skills virtually anywhere. 10 ONCE IN A LIFETIME 41 RALLY ANIMALS Superstars like Kris Bryant don’t Major League and Little League come around often. teams alike turn to monkey LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL business for luck and motivation. 539 U.S. Highway 15 16 SHE’S GOT GAME P.O. Box 3485 These softball sluggers and 44 PLAYING THE GAME: Williamsport, PA 17701-0485 fastpitch fireballers battle with MARK MELANCON (570) 326-1921 their Big League brothers for Tips on pitching delivery family bragging rights. Chairman Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour 46 DOWN BUT NOT OUT President & CEO Stephen D. Keener 20 ALL-WORLD EXPERIENCE In the face of on-field adversity, Senior VP of Administration & CFO David B. Houseknecht Little League grad and Mets these Major Leaguers refused to outfielder Michael Conforto has give up. Senior VP of Operations and made World Series appearances Program Development Patrick W. Wilson a trend. 48 PLAYING THE GAME: VP of Marketing and Communications Liz DiLullo Brown HEATHER TARR Senior Director of Communications Brian McClintock 22 PLAYING THE GAME: Tips on hitting off a tee Director of Constituent Communications Chris Downs LORENZO CAIN 51 BOYS OF SUMMER Director of Digital Media Dallas Miller Tips on playing the outfield Big Leaguers remember their Sponsorship and Marketing Managers Dawn Hall, 27 A KID AT HEART playing days as kids.
2018 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball BASE 501 Jordan

2018 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball BASE 501 Jordan Zimmermann Detroit Tigers® 502 Juan Soto Washington Nationals® Rookie 503 Franchy Cordero San Diego Padres™ 504 Ketel Marte Arizona Diamondbacks® 505 Mallex Smith Tampa Bay Rays™ 506 Braxton Lee Miami Marlins® Rookie 507 Jacob Barnes Milwaukee Brewers™ Rookie 508 Pedro Alvarez Baltimore Orioles® 509 Alex Blandino Cincinnati Reds® Rookie 510 Pablo Sandoval San Francisco Giants® 511 Scott Kingery Philadelphia Phillies® Rookie 512 Yoshihisa Hirano Arizona Diamondbacks® Rookie 513 Jaime Garcia Toronto Blue Jays® 514 Matt Duffy Tampa Bay Rays™ 515 Hunter Strickland San Francisco Giants® 516 Hector Velazquez Boston Red Sox® 517 Jonathan Lucroy Oakland Athletics™ 518 John Axford Toronto Blue Jays® 519 Eduardo Nunez Boston Red Sox® 520 Tony Cingrani Los Angeles Dodgers® 521 Seth Lugo New York Mets® 522 Chris Iannetta Colorado Rockies™ 523 Danny Farquhar Chicago White Sox® 524 Tyler Beede San Francisco Giants® Rookie 525 Daniel Mengden Oakland Athletics™ 526 Steven Souza Jr. Arizona Diamondbacks® 527 Corey Dickerson Pittsburgh Pirates® 528 Matt Szczur San Diego Padres™ 529 Mitch Garver Minnesota Twins® Rookie 530 Trayce Thompson Chicago White Sox® 531 Blake Swihart Boston Red Sox® 532 J.D. Davis Houston Astros® Rookie 533 Trevor Cahill Oakland Athletics™ 534 Niko Goodrum Detroit Tigers® Rookie 535 Pedro Severino Washington Nationals® 536 Asdrubal Cabrera New York Mets® 537 Matt Adams Washington Nationals® 538 Eduardo Escobar Minnesota Twins® 539 Jakob Junis Kansas City Royals® 540 David Bote Chicago Cubs® Rookie 541 Freddy Peralta Milwaukee Brewers™ Rookie 542 Marco Gonzales Seattle Mariners™ 543 Ryan Yarbrough Tampa Bay Rays™ Rookie 544 Fernando Rodney Minnesota Twins® 545 Preston Tucker Atlanta Braves™ 546 Tommy La Stella Chicago Cubs® 547 Clayton Richard San Diego Padres™ 548 Dixon Machado Detroit Tigers® 549 Jose Martinez St.
GOAT01 Challenge

GOAT01 Challenge After Round 25 Rob Steve Nick Gary Richard Dave Andrea Larry Ernie C1 Joe Mauer Mike Piazza Todd Hundley Buster Posey Ivan Rodriguez Jason Kendall Javy Lopez Brian McCann Russell Martin C1 C2 Terry Steinbach Gary Carter Carlton Fisk Jason Varitek Victor Martinez Chris Hoiles Mike Lieberthal Paul Lo Duca Jorge Posada C2 1B Jeff Bagwell Mo Vaughn Ryan Howard Tino Martinez Derrek Lee Andres Galarraga Mark McGwire Albert Pujols Todd Helton 1B 3B Wade Boggs Nolan Arenado Ken Caminiti David Wright Miguel Cabrera Chipper Jones Adrian Beltre Vinny Castilla Josh Donaldson 3B CI Frank Thomas Carlos Delgado Jose Ramirez Jim Thome Joe Carter Jason Giambi Chone Figgins Prince Fielder Paul Molitor CI 2B Jeff Kent Jay Bell Alfonso Soriano Craig Biggio Jose Altuve Roberto Alomar Ryne Sandberg Juan Samuel Chuck Knoblauch 2B SS Nomar Garciaparra Jimmy Rollins Alex Rodriguez Jose Reyes Derek Jeter Hanley Ramirez Howard Johnson Miguel Tejada Omar Vizquel SS MI Luis Castillo Alan Trammell Bret Boone Michael Young Rich Aurilia Trevor Story Barry Larkin Chase Utley Julio Franco MI O1 Barry Bonds Larry Walker Eric Davis Sammy Sosa Dante Bichette Rickey Henderson Shawn Green Manny Ramirez Kenny Lofton O1 O2 Vince Coleman Ken Griffey Ronald Acuna Ellis Burks Gary Sheffield Jose Canseco Ryan Braun Jacoby Ellsbury Albert Belle O2 O3 Matt Holliday Ichiro Suzuki Darryl Strawberry Matt Kemp Christian Yelich Mike Trout Tim Raines Marquis Grissom Charlie Blackmon O3 O4 Johnny Damon Darin Erstad Brady Anderson Vladimir Guerrero Cody Bellinger Giancarlo Stanton Bobby Abreu Juan Gonzalez Magglio Ordonez O4 O5 Tony Gwynn Kirby Puckett Curtis Granderson Luis Gonzalez Richard Hidalgo Bryce Harper Andruw Jones Carlos Beltran Aaron Judge O5 U1 Mookie Betts Mark Teixeira Jonathan Villar Willie McGee Don Mattingly Edgar Martinez Carlos Gonzalez Lenny Dykstra David Ortiz U1 U2 Rafael Palmeiro Lance Berkman Chris Davis Robinson Cano Joey Votto Preston Wilson Greg Vaughn George Bell J.
2015 Topps Baseball Card Set Checklist

2015 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD SET CHECKLIST 1 Derek Jeter - New York Yankees 2 Jose Altuve - Houston Astros LL Victor Martinez - Detroit Tigers Michael Brantley - Cleveland Indians 3 Rene Rivera - San Diego Padres 4 Curtis Granderson - New York Mets 5 Josh Donaldson - Oakland Athletics 6 Jayson Werth - Washington Nationals 8 Miguel Gonzalez - Baltimore Orioles 9 Hunter Pence - San Francisco Giants WSH 10 Cole Hamels - Philadelphia Phillies 11 Jon Jay - St. Louis Cardinals 12 James McCann - Detroit Tigers RC 13 Toronto Blue Jays 14 Kendall Graveman - Toronto Blue Jays RC 15 Joey Votto - Cincinnati Reds 16 David DeJesus - Tampa Bay Rays 17 Brian McCann - New York Yankees 18 Cody Allen - Cleveland Indians 19 Baltimore Orioles 20 Madison Bumgarner - San Francisco Giants 21 Brett Gardner - New York Yankees 22 Tyler Flowers - Chicago White Sox 23 Michael Bourn - Cleveland Indians 24 New York Mets 25 Jose Bautista - Toronto Blue Jays 26 Bryce Brentz - Boston Red Sox RC 27 Kendrys Morales - Seattle Mariners 28 Alex Cobb - Tampa Bay Rays 29 Brandon Belt - San Francisco Giants BH 30 Tanner Roark - Washington Nationals FS 31 Nick Tropeano - Houston Astros RC 32 Carlos Quentin - San Diego Padres 33 Oakland Athletics - 34 Charlie Blackmon - Colorado Rockies 35 Brandon Moss - Oakland Athletics 36 Julio Teheran - Atlanta Braves 37 Arismendy Alcantara - Chicago Cubs FS 38 Jordan Zimmermann - Washington Nationals 39 Salvador Perez - Kansas City Royals 40 Joakim Soria - Detroit Tigers 41 Chris Colabello - Minnesota Twins Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com©
Surprise Recreation Campus Hall of Fame

Surprise Recreation Campus Hall of Fame 2021 Buck O’Neil – a Kansas City baseball legend, contributed to the sport of baseball in a number of ways, including as a player, coach, manager, and later as a speaker and historian for the Negro League. Charley Pride – Pride pitched in both the Negro and Minor Leagues throughout the 1950’s. He later became a familiar face at Texas Rangers’ Spring Training Camps where he would workout with the team and perform an annual clubhouse concert for the organization 2020 Gold Glove Awards: Alex Gordon (KC) Mike Planeta – Former Parks and Recreation Advisory Board member 2019 Gold Glove Awards: Alex Gordon (KC), Salvador Perez (KC) Chairman and Managing Partner: Ray Davis 2018 Jim Mallon – Original Stadium Operations Manager Mark Coronado – Originator of the Surprise Recreation Campus 2017 Baseball HOF Induction: Ivan Rodriguez Gold Glove Awards: Alex Gordon (KC), Eric Hosmer (KC) Yordano Ventura Memorial 2016 Gold Glove: Adrian Beltre (TX), Salvador Perez (KC) 2015 World Series Champions – Kansas City Royals Gold Glove Awards: Eric Hosmer (KC), Alcides Escobar (KC), Salvador Perez (KC) American League Manager of the Year: Jeff Banister (TEX) 2014 Gold Glove Awards: Eric Hosmer (KC), Alex Gordon, (KC), Salvador Perez (KC) American League Champions Kansas City Royals Team Photo American League Champion Manager: Ned Yost (KC) 2013 Gold Glove: Eric Hosmer (KC), Alex Gordon (KC), Salvador Perez (KC) Bill Pupo – City Manager during timeframe of the Campus coming to fruition Al DeShazo – Interim City Manager
Seattle Mariners Vs. Oakland Athletics Friday, April 10, 2015 W 7:05 P.M

Seattle Mariners vs. Oakland Athletics Friday, April 10, 2015 w 7:05 p.m. w CSNCA GAME SCORECARD First Pitch Time/Temp: Attendance: Time of Game: Umpires Official Scorer: Chris Thoms Anthem: Kenilworth Junior High School Band Giveaway: Sonny “Gray” Replica Jersey HP 9 Brian Gorman (cc) Upcoming Games: 1B 6 Mark Carlson Sat., April 11 vs. SEA RHP Sonny GRAY (1-0, 0.00) vs. LHP J.A. HAPP (0-0, No ERA) 1:05 CSNCA 2B 16 Mike DiMuro Sun, April 12 vs. SEA RHP Jesse HAHN (0-1, 4.50) vs. RHP Felix HERNANDEZ (1-0, 1.29) 1:05 CSNCA 3B 73 Tripp Gibson Mon., April 13 at HOU LHP Scott KAZMIR (1-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Scott FELDMAN (0-1, 1.35) 5:10 CSNCA SEATTLE MARINERS (1-2) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI 25 Rickie WEEKS, LF .143, 0, 0 16 Austin JACKSON, CF .231, 0, 0 22 Robinson CANO, 2B (L) .250, 0, 1 23 Nelson CRUZ, DH .091, 0, 0 15 Kyle SEAGER, 3B (L) .100, 1, 2 12 Justin RUGGIANO, RF .000, 0, 0 20 Logan MORRISON, 1B (L) .182, 0, 0 3 Mike ZUNINO, C .100, 0, 0 8 Willie BLOOMQUIST, SS .000, 0, 0 BENCH BULLPEN PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches Left Left 32 RHP Taijuan WALKER 0-0, --- 5 Brad MILLER INF 41 Charlie FURBUSH 7 Seth SMITH OF 66 Tyler OLSON 13 Dustin ACKLEY OF Right Right 31 Yoervis MEDINA 2 Jesus SUCRE C 39 Carson SMITH 40 Danny FARQUHAR Switch 54 Tom WILHELMSEN None 56 Fernando RODNEY Coaching Staff: Active Players: 16 Austin Jackson OF 34 Felix Hernandez RHP 21 Lloyd McClendon Manager 2 Jesus Sucre C 18 Hisashi Iwakuma RHP 39 Carson Smith RHP 10 Howard Johnson Hitting 3 Mike Zunino C 20 Logan Morrison (L) INF 40 Danny Farquhar RHP 26 Rich Donnelly Third Base 5 Brad Miller (L) INF 22 Robinson Cano (L) INF 41 Charlie Furbush (L) LHP 28 Chris Woodward First Base 7 Seth Smith (L) OF 23 Nelson Cruz OF 54 Tom Wilhelmsen RHP 43 Andy Van Slyke Asst.
2015 Panini Prizm Baseball Team Auto Checklist

This Checklist is sponsored by 2015 Panini Prizm Baseball Autograph Checklist (no Rays Autographs) Player Set Card # Team Print Run Matt Shoemaker Auto Prizm Parallels 12 Angels 360 Matt Shoemaker Auto Prizm 12 Angels Matt Shoemaker Fresh Faces Prizm Auto Parallels 3 Angels 161 Luke Gregerson Prizm Signatures Auto 23 Astros Luke Gregerson Prizm Signatures Auto - All Parallels 23 Astros 434 Jose Canseco Prizm Signatures Auto 5 Athletics Jose Canseco Prizm Signatures Auto - All Parallels 5 Athletics 334 Jose Canseco Signature Distinctions Die Cut Auto & Parallels 2 Athletics 120 Kendall Graveman Rookie Auto Prizm Parallels 61 Athletics 360 Kendall Graveman Rookie Auto Prizm 61 Athletics Dalton Pompey Rookie Auto Prizm Parallels 40 Blue Jays 360 Dalton Pompey Rookie Auto Prizm 40 Blue Jays Daniel Norris Rookie Auto Prizm Parallels 52 Blue Jays 360 Daniel Norris Rookie Auto Prizm 52 Blue Jays Josh Donaldson Prizm Signatures Auto - All Parallels 15 Blue Jays 76 David Justice Prizm Signatures Auto 22 Braves David Justice Prizm Signatures Auto - All Parallels 22 Braves 185 Freddie Freeman Signature Distinctions Die Cut Auto & Parallels 5 Braves 120 Mike Foltynewicz Rookie Auto Prizm Parallels 46 Braves 360 Mike Foltynewicz Rookie Auto Prizm 46 Braves Freddie Freeman USA Baseball Auto & Parallels 10 Braves/USA 41 Carlos Gomez Auto Prizm Parallels 3 Brewers 360 Carlos Gomez Auto Prizm 3 Brewers Juan Centeno Fresh Faces Prizm Auto Parallels 12 Brewers 434 Juan Centeno Fresh Faces Prizm Auto 12 Brewers Matt Clark Rookie Auto Prizm Parallels 70 Brewers